An FBI document, dated June 21, 2021, contains extraordinary allegations from a single tipster who contacted federal authorities in 2021. This tipster claimed to have recordings of Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and Ghislaine Maxwell discussing “marketing strategies” for high-profile sex parties held at a Trump-owned golf course. The caller further alleged that Trump was aware of underage sex parties occurring at the golf course, with club revenue used to fund them, and that multiple girls were murdered and buried on the property. While the document memorializes these claims, other FBI summaries indicate similar allegations from complainants were deemed “not credible,” and no publicly released records show authorities excavated any Trump golf course or uncovered supporting evidence. The caller also claimed ties to the Sinaloa Cartel and stated they had helped Ghislaine Maxwell develop a camera system at the golf course.
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FBI documents related to sexual abuse allegations against Donald Trump have been posted online by the US justice department after reports of their absence from the initial Epstein files release. The justice department acknowledged an error where some files were mislabeled as “duplicative,” correcting the oversight to make them publicly visible. These newly released documents include summaries from three FBI interviews with a woman who alleged sexual assault by Jeffrey Epstein and abuse by the now-president, claims that Mr. Trump and the White House have consistently denied as baseless and lacking credible evidence.
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A newly released FBI document suggests Donald Trump called a police chief in 2006, stating that “everyone” knew of Jeffrey Epstein’s illicit behavior, potentially contradicting Trump’s past claims of ignorance regarding the financier’s crimes. The document, an interview with a former Palm Beach police chief, alleges Trump’s call occurred after the department began investigating Epstein. This revelation raises further questions about Trump’s knowledge of Epstein’s actions and could lead to increased scrutiny and a potential fracturing of his MAGA support base, many of whom have long demanded transparency on the Epstein case.
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During anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis, reports emerged of official documents, including arrest warrants and intelligence, being taken from federal vehicles. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated the vehicles in question were believed to be FBI vehicles, not DHS, and thus she was uncertain of the documents’ contents. This incident occurred amidst a significant federal presence in the city related to immigration enforcement operations, leading to protests and two shootings by federal agents within a week. President Donald Trump has since threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to quell ongoing protests.
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